Tabby kittens & cats in Beavercreek, Ohio

Vengeance is a special boy looking for a special home! Vengeance is a special needs cat who will need an understanding adopter. You see, Vengeance is affectionately called “Booger Boy” He gets these sneezing fits and sneezes lots of snot and boogers. He is a cat that will require routine antibiotics when his sneezing gets too bad. Unfortunately, the symptoms will never fully go away... we had hoped his sneezing was temporary and his first round of antibiotics would take care of it, but unfortunately that wasn't meant to be.. poor Vengeance has been dealing with this since he was a tiny kitten, but even a booger boy deserves a great, loving home!!! Vengeance LOVES other cats! He loves to cuddle up with them and play. He is very much an affectionate lap kitty. If interested in meeting or adopting Vengeance, please apply at Bluesmews.org

**COURTESY POST** This is Boragard: Boragard and his two siblings were born to a young stray. Just two days before they were born, their mom was rescued from the wrath of a cranky raccoon that was “sharing” a food dish and brought to me by a long-time family friend. He started out rather scared of being picked up and held but now, he loves it and will climb on chairs or totes to get higher up so that I might see him and scoop him up. He is very sweet and loves cuddles. He doesn't even mind being held like a baby. He’s a very big boy and is already as big as his young momma. His birthday is July 19, 2022. He’s been neutered, combo tested negative and is fully vaccinated. Boragard would do best in a home with other cats. To adopt Boragard, please email thecopaceticcat@yahoo.com

**COURTESY POST. Contact Dan at dmosu1@yahoo.com or (937)620-9086 for adoption** Rascal is approximately 8 yrs old, has been spayed and shots are up to date. She is spunky and has a playful side and an owner looking for more fun and energy would enjoy her.

An adoption application must be submitted and can be found at www.bluesmews.org *** Update March 2021 MacGyver says ... The outcome of my experiments were quite satisfactory, and so It is decided. I am to be a lap cat. I found my experiments to be quite informative. Most notably, I have determined that a proper lap does not have a laptop on it. Laptops, while warm, do not possess the right feel underfoot. So, if you wish me to be your lap cat, you must rid your lap of any laptops. Additionally, I have found that shoulders can serve as adequate resting places when supplementally supported by the arm or back of a recliner. This has been found to be an acceptable alternate for those times when your laptop must be in your lap. Further experiments are underway to determine the optimal positioning - is it best to face the laptop or face away from it? You must note, despite having become a lap cat, I have not budged in my refusal to become a pick-me-up cat. Do not attempt it. I will not be pleased. Note also, if you ignore my yowl of protest, I have claws with which to express my displeasure. January 2021 MacGyver says ... So you heard I am just like Garfield? That I am a bit of a jerk to the other cats? Seriously? Only a bit? I strive for excellence in everything I do. Plus, it is only SOME of the other cats - the ones I don’t like. Other than my color, I don’t see any resemblance at all to Garfield. Garfield is a lasagna-eating slob. I, on the other hand, am a fit kitty with a preference for a more nutritional diet of dry kibble. You can keep that human food to yourself. I don't want it. Unlike Garfield, I will NEVER wake you up in the morning so you can feed me. That is not my style. I will wait for you to wake up, then demand my morning quota of pets. If you prefer to remain in bed, I will lie on top of you, giving you the perfect excuse to stay under the covers while petting me. I am not what you would call a lap cat, but recently I have been experimenting with lap sitting. I think that I may come to enjoy this activity if presented with a suitably comfortable lap. The warmth potential is enticing, and I believe, mutually enjoyable, particularly on winter mornings. And if I choose to become a lap cat, you can be sure I will strive for excellence in this endeavor.

**Courtesy Post** Please email all inquiries to thecopaceticcat@yahoo.com. The Copacetic Cat is based in Darke County but offers initial meet and greet video chats through Facebook or Zoom. Conan is a very sweet, kind of reserved boy. He loves head scratches and lap time as well as playing. He would make a nice couch-sitting buddy but still enjoys toys and being played with. He loves kittens and helped raise some of his fellow fosters. We estimate he was born sometime in 2019. He’s been neutered, combo tested negative and is fully vaccinated and litter trained. Conan would do great in a house with other cats or to be adopted with one of her foster buddies. He is especially good pals with another foster kitty named Nero. He may do ok in a house with a very chill dog and older children.

Looking for a chill pal? Hobbs is your guy!! Hobbs is a very friendly docile 2 to 3-year-old boy. He does play with cat toys occasionally. He is very gentle and doesn’t bring out his claws or teeth when playing with humans. He will greet any new visitor with no fear... He thinks everyone is his friend! He has a very unique extended meow when he wants your attention or wants to be fed, too, like he's ready to sing you a tune. Total charmer! He prefers wet food over dry but isn’t picky when it comes to wet food. His favorite is Fancy Feast wet. He loves Temptations mixups treats too. During bedtime, he likes to sleep at the foot of his human's bed, staying near by. If you want him to be a lap kitty he has no problem with you picking him up and putting him in your lap. Adoption fee includes neuter, initial rabies shot, applicable birth-to-one-year FVRCP/FeLeuk vaccinations, and microchip. Please note, Hobbs is FIV+. To apply to adopt, please complete an adoption inquiry at www.bluesmews.org so our adoption specialist volunteer can review it and contact you!

Wall E is an estimated 8 year old male tabby cat looking for a forever family! I rescued him and started fostering him due his previous owner moving, and they wanted to throw him outside for the winter rather than take him with them. The lady told me he is front declawed, so I knew this poor guy wouldn’t have survived. Fast forward to now, Wall E is up to date on vaccines and has been getting a monthly flea, tick, and heartworm preventative. Wall E is also neutered. He is a quiet and calm little guy who would prefer a more peaceful and slow home to reside in. I have my own dogs and cats and he does well with them, no arguments or fighting, but he does prefer my older dog, as she is the most calm:) Wall E would be a lovely addition to someone’s household, so please feel free to reach out! I will be requesting vet records of current pets and pics of where he will stay to ensure he is safe! Thanks for looking!

Michael is a house cat and is 11 years old. He has been in the family for over 20 years. Recently given to my daughter. Michael has had all of his shots and is neutered. He has no interest in table food or being outside. Michael is very shy but lovable. It takes him a while to get used to other pets he will go and hide. He likes quiet areas and corners. He likes big fluffy beds or pillows to lay on. Michael is potty trained but has sometimes reverts back im not sure if this was a previous behavior. But he will use the litter box if presented to him. Michael loves to be loved and likes to watch TV. He needs a loving home. He was a companion to my my mother before she passed.

Cosmos was found under the family farm's deck when he was a baby kitten 6 years ago. He has been an indoor cat ever since. His mother Kayla is also listed on the rehoming site today as well. The reason these cats need rehomed, is that a grandmother owns them, and she had an acute spinal injury and has health issues now, requiring her to be in a rehab center, and her back may never allow her to be able to bend over and care for these pets again. She may need to go to an assisted living situation once out of the rehab facility. Currently the family is driving two hours per day to care for these pets. It would be nice if they could be in the same home but not not a necessity. Thank You!

Momo is a great first cat. She loves people and will even walk up to and greet strangers. She is a very friendly and loving cat to humans. She loves being on a lap and making biscuits. She also has a loud purr. Momo is a mouser and would be great at pest control. She is playful, active, and cuddly and likes to have lots of playtime. However, she does not like to be picked up or carried but will tolerate it with some complaining. Unfortunately, when we adopted her we learned she had experienced trauma in the past with dogs and cats in her previous home, and as a result, she has anxiety around other pets. This makes her unable to coexist with other cats or dogs. This is why we need to rehome her. We are looking for a loving home with people who have the patience to handle an anxious cat and have no other cats or dogs in their home.

so this is bozo , he was a kitten when my friend gave him to me , he likes to be outdoors and he’s a very chill cat , he likes being center of attention , when another cat is getting the attention he doesn’t like it lolll, but he’s very chill , doesn’t bite , doesn’t scratch

Mow is the sweetest, loving and laziest cat you’ll ever meet. She loves to snuggle and talk back all day long. She was originally adopted about 4 years ago by a family friend who has had her until about four months ago due to work circumstances. I decided to take her in for the time being but I am not able to keep her due to landlord issues and allergies. She is great around kids and will greet you or anyone at the door like a dog when you walk in. She’s no shy by any means.